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Reduction in force sufficient to overcome pretext argument in retaliation case

By Marla Presley on December 21, 2008
Posted in Title VII

The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld summary judgment in favor of an employer who asserted that it had terminated the employment of a human resource manager because of his poor performance and a reduction-in-force, and not because of his prior testimony in a sexual harassment claim filed against the company. Dennis v.

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